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2021 was a bumper year for animal births at Fota Wildlife Park and Dublin Zoo - as both attractions welcomed a host of new cuties over the past 12 mon

Staff and administrators at Cooper Lake State Park - Doctors Creek Unit collected almost 2 tons of nonperishable food donated during the ‘Christmas in the Park’ event held recently, according

St. Augustine, Fla. – Flagler College is pleased to announce Exposing History: Color, Taste and Textiles, a solo exhibition of new work by Laura Mongiovi, Flagler College Professor of Art and Design. The exhibition opens November 5, 5:30 – 8:30 pm during St. Augustine First Friday Art Walk.

Park ranger warns of Valentines balloons impact on Padre Island Valentine balloons end up on local beaches and last updated 2021-02-08 19:27:45-05 PADRE ISLAND, Texas — Valentine’s Day is around the corner. If you are planning on giving your significant other a balloon to express your feelings about them, think twice about how that balloon will be disposed of. “That fleeting gesture can have a very lasting impact, because these balloons can be made out of materials like polypropy...

As many as 550 ash trees will be felled this winter across Maidenhead, Taplow and Cookham as a deadly disease sweeps though the countrys woodland.

Social distancing on footpaths is causing devastating erosion, the National Trust warned yesterday. Visitors are damaging landscapes and wildlife as they wander off trails – a problem exacerbated by much higher numbers embracing the countryside. Rob Rhodes, head of countryside management at the trust, said: ‘Many of our sites are seeing three times the usual number of visitors they would get on a busy summer’s day. ‘However, landscapes are more susceptible to damage at this time of year...

Christmas walks could ruin the countryside, National Trust warns  The charity says social distancing causing people to walk off the paths is killing plants and animals Social distancing is causing people to walk off the paths  Christmas walks could ruin the countryside, the National Trust has warned, as it said that social distancing is causing people to trample wildlife and cause erosion. The charity said that cumulative effects of winter weather, increased visitor numbers, and social distan...